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United in Euro disappointment in Siena
Jon Snow has been to Sienna to find out what politicians, academics and journalists from around Europe think of the euro crisis – and each other.
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Latin American leaders slam European governments for diverting Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane on rumours it was carrying wanted former US spy Edward Snowden.
Jon Snow has been to Sienna to find out what politicians, academics and journalists from around Europe think of the euro crisis – and each other.
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The United Nations’ top court has ruled that Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories are “unlawful” – declaring that its presence should be ended “as rapidly as possible”.
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